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1“...This paper provides insights into the welfare gains of forming a couple by estimating how much of the difference in housework time between single and married...”
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3“...We investigate whether job loss due to plant closure causes an increased risk of (cause-specific) mortality and hospitalization for male workers having strong...”
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4by Alan, Sule Browning, Martin Ejrnæs, Mette Published in The Journal of political economy (01.10.2018)“...We develop a model of consumption and income that allows for pervasive heterogeneity in the parameters of both processes. Introducing codependence between...”
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5by MARTIN BROWNING PIERRE-ANDRÉ CHIAPPORI ARTHUR LEWBEL Published in The Review of economic studies (01.10.2013)“...How much income would a woman living alone require to attain the same standard of living that she would have if she were married? What percentage of a married...”
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6“...We present a novel structural estimation procedure for models of intertemporal allocation. This is based on modelling expectations errors directly; we refer to...”
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7by MARTIN BROWNING METTE EJRNJES JAVIER ALVAREZ Published in The Review of economic studies (01.10.2010)“...We model earnings processes allowing for lots of heterogeneity across agents. We also introduce an extension to the linear ARMA model which allows the initial...”
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8by Martin Browning Mette Gørtz Søren Leth-Petersen Published in The Economic journal (London) (01.05.2013)“...There is strong evidence that house prices and consumption are synchronised. There is, however, disagreement over the causes of this link. This study examines...”
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9“...This paper uses revealed preference inequalities to provide the tightest possible (best) nonparametric bounds on predicted consumer responses to price changes...”
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10“...Most econometric schemes to allow for heterogeneity in micro behavior have two drawbacks: they do not fit the data and they rule out interesting economic...”
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11“...We consider, both theoretically and empirically, the allocation of time and money within the household. The research question is whether a married person who...”
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12“...We present estimates of spending on children from a Danish expenditure survey which asks respondents directly about allocations of expenditures to individual...”
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13“...Consumption by couples rises sharply in the beginning and falls later in life; the causes of the early rise are hotly contested. Among the suggestions are rule...”
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15“...We investigate whether job loss as the result of displacement causes hospitalization for stress‐related diseases which are widely thought to be associated with...”
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16by François Bourguignon Martin Browning Pierre-André Chiappori Published in The Review of economic studies (01.04.2009)“...This paper provides an exhaustive characterization of testability and identifiability issues in the collective framework in the absence of price variation; it...”
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17by Browning, Martin Crossley, Thomas F Lührmann, Melanie Published in Oxford bulletin of economics and statistics (01.04.2016)“...We investigate life‐cycle patterns of demand for services from household durables using UK panel data. We take careful account of prices, demographics, labour...”
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18by Browning, Martin Carro, Jesus M Published in Oxford bulletin of economics and statistics (01.06.2013)“...Let S be the number of components in a finite discrete mixing distribution. We prove that the number of waves of panel being greater than or equal to 2S is a...”
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19by Martin Browning Pierre-André Chiappori Valérie Lechene Published in The Economic journal (London) (01.06.2010)“...We derive distributional effects for a non-cooperative alternative to the unitary model of household behaviour. We consider the Nash equilibria of a voluntary...”
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20by Martin Browning Thomas F. Crossley Published in The Journal of economic perspectives (01.07.2001)“...A central implication of life-cycle models is that agents smooth consumption. We review the empirical evidence on smoothing at frequencies from within the year...”